Civil Aviation Act 2023

Regulations and miscellaneous provisions - Transport instruments

432: Procedures relating to transport instruments

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"How to make and change transport rules that affect lots of people"

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When someone makes a transport instrument, they must make sure they have talked to everyone they think should be involved. They need to think about what the instrument is about and who should have a say. You can think of it like making a plan that affects a lot of people, so they should be asked what they think.

If the transport instrument is just a small change to an existing one, and it's not a big deal, then they don't need to ask everyone again. This is because the change is minor or just technical, so it's not a big change. You can think of it like fixing a small mistake in a plan, rather than making a whole new plan.

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Part 10Regulations and miscellaneous provisions
Transport instruments

432Procedures relating to transport instruments

  1. The specified person must not make a transport instrument unless satisfied that all persons and organisations that the specified person thinks appropriate have been consulted, having regard to the subject matter of the proposed instrument.

  2. Subsection (1) does not apply to a transport instrument that amends another transport instrument if the specified person is satisfied that the amendment is minor or technical.